Sentence examples for methodological paradigm from inspiring English sources

"It's a methodological paradigm shift, and it's a very exciting one, but not for everybody who does this sort of traditional individual research in the lab".

In both cases the research is grounded on a methodological paradigm reflecting ontological and epistemological assumptions concerning the nature of reality and how it can be understood (Yilmaz 2013).

The practice of separating dictionary entries via lemmatization and defining them through a combination of semantically simpler elements provided a stylistic and methodological paradigm for much subsequent research on lexical phenomena, such as decompositional theories of word meaning.

In particular, Einstein's 1905 analysis of the conventionality of simultaneity in the special theory of relativity became something of a methodological paradigm, prompting Reichenbach's own method of "logical analysis" of physical theories into subjective (definitional, conventional) and objective (empirical) components.

But Henry Markram of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne, who leads the project, says the signatories have trouble accepting the "methodological paradigm shift" toward computer modeling that the project embodies; he adds that many more neuroscientists still support the project.

Hence this methodological paradigm leads to a different interpretation of our results from that adopted in the clinical effectiveness paper.

Qualitative and quantitative research is grounded in different methodological paradigms and reviewing qualitative studies would have required a different methodology.

It has been argued that other methodological paradigms also exist.

There are two major methodological paradigms in this literature: stated effort and real effort.

A more appropriate approach to protecting the ethical integrity of qualitative research is through recognition of the distinctive epistemological and methodological paradigms involved [ 30, 43, 44].

The web-based format is unique in that it also includes a step in which respondents classify the journals according to methodological perspective (paradigm).